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Mem Qualifications
THE FORUM

TIE FORUM
FOR AUGUST.
THE RETURN OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. Gov.
HAS fkELxNU A qRIEvANCEf Lord BromwsIi
THE FoR8oTTEN CAUSE OF POVERTY. heN d.
ROOFS THAT HAVE HELPED NE. Edward Exglssten
AN OUTSIDE VIEW OF hKvIVALA ProL Z. T.
WHAT Is THE OBJECT OF LIEF W. II. Malloek:
TIE CHOICE OF AN OCCUPATION. Rev. d. EDWARD
AI6oHHoT IN HIGH LATITUDEs Cen. A, W. Greedy.
Why WE HAVE NO GREAT ARTISTS. John d. Champ
THE PRoaREss OF co.EDucATIoN. Rev. DR.. c. +.
coSDfffoNs OF IND UsrRIAL PEACE. Prot Richard
T. Ely
Published monthly. so cents COPY; % year.
THE FORUM PUBLISHING COMPANY.
81 Fffth-ave. NewY York.
r literary REVOLUTION standard and
IL publications. lowest pricss ever known not cold
by for examin before payment salts
factory reference being nyen ~ nee
B. ALDEN, puosher 500 Pearlst. Newferk or LAKESIDE
Building. Chicago. ILL.,
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

For Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park
Ocean Beach. Spring Lake Point Pleasant 60
coMMENCINd. JUNE a. 1881.
rans leave New York foot Cortandt and Oesbosses st
7lo. '0ilO MI 1900 noon 23O. ':Il0 $40 mted
press except Red Bank. Al0 g. $50 m Sundays 7lo.
t;lb a. nj p m.
From foot Of fiberty.st T. BIS $50 ILLS a. No. 1880.
$3.50, so (ast erpress 1880 $3.50 6l5 D. m. Sundays
a. 10 and m Sunday trains do not atop ocean Grove
Denotes express trains
RUFUS BLOD0ETT, ]. r. WOOD p. BALDWIN
supL Gen. Pas Agt p Il r. q. PA. c. K r. Of ~ j.
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DOR WHITE MnrrN3ys - Dan IA

DOR WHITE MnHSJHk'"' - d." HA"
PROVIDENCE LINE
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS,
leave Pier 20 North River. daily except sunday m
send 70 p o. Boz 3.0l1 for Summer excursion book.
NORWICH LINE
For Boston, Worcester Portland and White MountsinA
DIRECT ROUTE
To
New.London. Norwich, Watch Hill and Block Island
RATES REDUCED
Steamers "city OF Worcester" city Of Boston, and city
Of Lawrence" avc Pier 40 North River Watts st.
next pier above Desbrossest ferry daily Sundays sx
cepted at m Tickets and sta;erooms at 207
gel S97 457 and 957 Broadway 10 and IL Greenwicbs
1873 Bowery. Astor House. Windsor and Cosmopolitan
hotels s38 Futonst. Brooklyn; at Pier 40 North River
steAmer&
q. w.BRADY Aren't
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EALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON
4 NEWPORT FALL RIVER, AND EAST AMI

A DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE 10 now being operated %
this route Four steamers In commission Pilgrim. Bristol
6RCWEsTRs sna EAcrf srE yn
York from Pier % told MOI N. r. foot of Murayst.
q follows
$50 M for Fan River direct connecting for Boston,
local points old Colony Railroad
615 for Newport due about 545 and Fall River
about connecting with express trains and through
Boston, Cape Cod Lowell and North. White Noun.
taIas. &c.
SUNDAYS leave Nsw.York $50 pm. for points Rs.
turning leave Boston D.
Connection By Annex Boat daily from Brooklyn m,
jersey City p.m
2o7 gel ga e67 and 1928 Broadway. 264 West 25ths.
1874 l25th 1873 Bowsry, Aston House aud Wndso
Hotel: Line once Pier % N. r., and steamers
Send &C. IN siampt copy Of "old Colony; Pilgrim
Land - and " rsl River Line Tours"
BORDEN 4 LOWELL. GEO. L CONNOR,
Gen. Pass Agt
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Trans leave from Chambers Station for Engewood
saaa aga Gs sparG s End Nyses SSS sa9
1910 r. y mdnsht sondays TO $50 and
oSo 71o 9S0a m. t;6o $3.50 p. m. Q;S0 p Saturdays
only. sundays $50 q M 3 D. m.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after JUNE 81. 1884,
GREAT TRUNK LIME

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Dssbrosses streets
bns :sd s:sp sss
wsmse"ss isss Haven '.' e. rsy nj Cory and xr.,
Sss', for 1.a.'a f''''''~
ton Eaprss: q pal%sn ;.rsr Car. and Ssansyieaai;
ss.ssI IA 1'a. '''
Ssy ~ :s,,.1 .,a St.,
n: ssss
's ;ss 4.ofIy
s.c- Gay wa S'~'''
and s
Tram: s.TtSs From pit..ours gao 7:so ll:so zoo
S':% SSs;sS:,si;s rs ss siS S
ss ssS 4o 80 $50 s ss0 sss so t nd
lfSS might a scG ssc ssc sc J l''
FOR PHILADELPHIA
an ra'i a% vi. D''o'' and c'
s sss D1 I. s: .ns I'd rss ssS
IS
s.5SsIs ss.S.s !: >: S.IS.s
ssSs fass h5s sFsss sseis'
is las .' ssS s n ss ,'s s
sS M "a suS sS ieo S Sss 20 s rs
Leave Phil.aeIph,a Camden. 900 a and 4'so p
&c ana
courst and BroCklyn Amer station foot o. Fsons,
baggage rom hotel. Te.sisncss.
CHARLIE General Manager General PAST Ir.n.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

i NEw.YORK NEW.HAVEN AND HA RTFORD r r
Trains leave Harlem River station corner and LIN
con.ave. Third AVenue Bridge across Harlem River
(sached BY Second Avenus aud Suburban Elevated rail-
roads, daily except snniay5 at 6tS 100 Vlo ~ m
RS ca,anova Oak Poin Hunts rouS West Farms, Van
tty Island Pelham Manor and New Rochelle coi1ieoting
At Roohslls with trains for all points on the mai ns
Line and Air Line Divisions NswCanaan Mddleown. New
britain and sueld branches aud Boston and all point,
East
Midnight New Rochelle and all fntornsiate stu
tons at Il: 10 q. daily except Mondays
Sunday for New Rochelle and intermediate stations
q 12:Olsand m latter connecting az
Me- RocheIs with train "a stamford
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Anctiom Sales.

RUBBER FACTORY will positively be sold
~ xngiswssd % susssa. % wednesday. July n. 81
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A TROY BOATS CITIZENS LINE
M Steamers CfrY or r9OY ana sA RAroox issv>
footof Ohristophsr, Worth river daily except
81. for Troy the Yerth sunday steaner touohss x
Albany. Troy Excursion riskets W. So
HUDSON RIVER By DAYLIGHT
NETWORK aud ALBANY.
Daily Except hundaysl
Leave Brooklyn FulteuAt Qby AnnsxJ s,oO a M
NewYork, Vestry a. pier. $40 4 m
Yerk, West 22d-st pier. 800 n.
For ALBANY, iaading At YonksrA wsst Point Nsvsrrx
Psuxhksspse Rhinebsck CAtskn and Hudson hstarnins
leave Albany Ss20A
Ahss BAND attached to each boat
CONNECTIONS
WEST POINT and NEWBURG, with down day boat
HHINEBECk by fsrryl with special train (Ulstcr a
Del r. r. for the resorts Of the Catskiu Mountains
CAT-KILI4 with special train the CAtskii Mt r. r.
HUDSON, with Boston Albany n r. fer Chatham Pitts.
field -
ALBANY, with N. Y. CENTRAL & H. r. r. r. "a,
Utica. Buffalo. NIAGARA FALLS, q tho West with
Boston q Albany r. r. fer Boston D. 4 II. q. Co.'S
RaroaA for Montreal and The North and SPECIAL TRAINS
TO AND FROM SARATOGA. The Nsw-York Transfer en-
win call tor and check baggage from hotels resence
TOR HODSON AND COXSACKIE.
Steamer Eaatersku leaves Tussdays aad Thursdays
Of 6p on SATURDAYS 1t Steamer Walter Brettat
p 10. from pier foot Of ysy-st NJ r
stssnsr McMAaus Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
from pier foot Of Prankin.s at 6p Boats connect with
Boston and Albany n. n
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BtxumbUuts Gn6 Railroads.


| A LBANY BoATs-PEoPLE's LINE:.ra!
=: s s::f Z, essw "a dom Pa
gs.isSs ..s....a until che as.r e ssy...se. a
A. Kill MoGNfAiNs LtNpINe at crsp:.on's
s:s Ps SVrF.s Nsws"ss M .S T.;s an, Ms s
sssss SONY c!o!s and cas:ih MoSnts,a Railroads
T.
only ss N.wsursh and psashsesssis eonssctsx with
ing e, .Je
Psss ast train from the mountains arriving at Nswforf
A MARY POWELL-For Cranston, West
Point cSrnwa Nsyenrs Hs%nurE M nsn
Sundays slcsptsd vsstryst siS West sadst $3.50
sATURDAYs LEAVES ONE HOUR EARLIER
BOSTON, WATCH HILL, NARRAGAN-
- sErT PIER.
VIA STONINGTON LINE.
From New Pier So North Rivs. block csnais.
dsy srcs1s snsday rnrouxh car from steamers
T'O NEw-HAvEN, Toe.
EXCURSION (sood days, a 49,
pssc s Per Is r. and nd Il "
MI seRp'Sas 3 s
DO hrsush tickets sold and bass.s. cascfsd at GA Broad
NEW-YORK CENTRAL. AND HUDSON
~ GREAT gS tYHH Hszt 4RGsk LINE
r.-... q t!'s ss1s .i!i: s:E'
Troy and syaSass Express drawinsroom oar'1o Albany
m % Lake George and special
sAnoSs 81 Aseas LIMITED composed
asy
.lOyS NJ Cscssc Eip.sss drawing room to Roh
tll5Oa M. Western Nsw.York and Northern Express.
sos p M .sxkxToeA LIMITED Saturdays only.
G % albany :y sarsoss Usoa .peola With
cars 20 Trsy ana through
. o. M. Acec%mss st 70 Albany and Troy
,ISs; Toledo Dsros
n:s aSSas. Ss9s
s ss yya s Pam &c e ,s S daily
ssn: no S s.y Eis.sSs. :ss
sssS:,sI
faie, PIP and Cleveland. i2ls psrt day; 49,
Chicago sleepingcars to Clayton via Utica daily except
lilo Night Express, with .leepinscar, to Albany
Saratoga Lake George and for the North teIceps Saturday
aas s.s
j ParI Place BAKERY Place. So west i3s.h.I AMI
Mott Haven station l3sthst NswYork; SS3 Warrington
Wescors Express call for baggage from hotels
resde0ees
daily. others daily except sunday sstop at Mott
J. NJ TOUCEY HENRY MoNETT.
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
NEW YORK. ONTARIO g. WESTERN RY.
Trains from ferries at West 42d and Jayst.
follows:
West ga ss mi last No. for Mlsdlsteyn Falls
Rome. Onshs Fulton. oswego Buffalo. Detroit chicago
West <2t g:10 Jayst, $50 for Lake Mohoar.
AXE Minnewaska MdleOwn Elsnville Fallsbarg. Mon.
ticelo Liberty. White Lake
West 42i 10 p Jay st. S55 D. m. for Lake Mohont.
Lake Mnnewsska Mddletown Elleuvie Fsllsburg, Mon
ticsio, Liberty, white Lake
West i2d SIS o. m; Isvst SIS m. daily for Ntdis
town, Fallsbprg Liberty Walton Norwich. Oneida Oswsgo
{ nspension Bridge Detroit Chicago. 81 L?nis
SATURDAY hatholiiay train. West 42f ll5 p m; iN-ss
P for Middetown. Elenvie Falisourg. Monticello
Liberty. white Lake NJ
and berhs reserved at 307 Broadway limo tabls
tickets &c, 2U7 S07 9tt 1913 Broadway, 737 6thava
1874 East i25tb-st., 2e4 West l23th:.t, ny
J. O. ANDERSON. O. p. A.,
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1netrnfiipn.

Boys and Young Men---City.
A CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
~ liable inform alton, free mailed for postage
X. E AVERY, ANN school Bureau. West l4th st. n Y.
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6ituations inamte1--females.

| FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
All references strictly investigated and le for In
specton
Servants disappointing families will be excluded from
my ONCE.
n B-Nor CONNECTED WITH ANY OTHER
es WEST 22DsT
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YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY,
i rkEEHoLD. N J., Gath Year.
Aadrsss y. CHANDLER, q. d.

IE4ANUEH IN6IIfUIE M1ilkafy BOaYu-
a. hG school waite Piai.a n r. Prineipai O h
RETTS ACADEMY, Stamford. Conn.-5Oth
~ sslect smlly school for Thcrouxh yrspa.
Isson f soegs o sasnsse Individual sttsssien Sss In
etudes Special attention - phyoea trimming 0ynHssfu
supplied win DE- sArGeuvs spparxtua 0rsunds large aap
xy aatrsst,xa Location high and Exceptionally hsslthfu
WIZ nx1T& n A. Principal : =
RORDENTOWN( IN. j. MILITARY INSTI-
- TXTE Z. ssss q u: Dsisxsre est.ssa HsxYo:
eenshp sotd work Rngiiah Natural setsncs Nosp end
Ansassf Language nst4s gsaes nnSs-UDtest 2 Tao
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and fattering conditions The senstiye often too
much overcome tor words and when blessed with
ngut, find reIet BY repeatedly kissing the Dukes
benefrcnt baud. Hundreds have never before been
brought IN contact with any high born lady and the
Princesss gentle frankuess and rapidtyfOr che has
sn,Spal sb ~ hearts ana mnds, So,a"aspeou,
Of hum sufferers presenting day by day. week
by week. the same tragic and even comic forms and
characteristics. which relieved, however of all
dull uniformity to the Duke aud Duchess by their
own enthusiasm, sympathy with human nature, aud
delicate sense OF honor.
no longer ghtens the tedium, tho hours drag ary
in the Goomy infr.ssry. There are little con
tretemps: ignorant ana undiscipIined patients
scong the absolute need Of this enforced passv,ty
talk and crack Jokes the willing and obedient
made irritable By the limited space and Constrained
clumsly. to the disarrangcment of handages. But
good manners are speedily restored BY the reminder
What seuld the Daehs-s sayp
While thsse poor mortnls enduring 10 the best
Of thei ability this ehryssls st~gs of darkness aud
topper other sufferers grsping their way being led
the WI. xs.r os "a soa": from s.l .SS psa 70
with every possible arrangement Of cyesight-blind
from their BIRTH or biad from s.allpox fever inam
nation. cataract external isjary, detect in the optic
nerve imperfect organization gradual decay-on thsy
troop to be relieved BY tbs Duke at first each after
noon later three in the week the highest number
9.O00. '-s ~'''
The toctmen velesme cash newcomer with per-
esaai interest sud deferepoe that tgaaquilize the
poor blind, whose susceptibties sre great snd after
ssrnneine them in the spasisus entraasehsn. usher
yseS hy mrn isto The pressDes Of the Duke and
oucnesA Ihcir noyd BighDssscs IN tho most easy
- nasnssi way, attend 70 Zach ease, mako out to-
sssss va ihserses psasenta wheily Ignorant Of
yssois-he tenderiy Hitting ,hsgKy, unkamps hair Cd
Sssshesesafea fcr:Asads to stssiR clearer new Of
sne oeiccve eyee'ght shc, ths alert helping
re poor people to explain themssves and when nsed
h vrsn{ sas . ssssnssis e pssssrpsisa for the
TA~ .sstS II March. 1854 hr..sAs ~ 90 ,..r,
eeck to Ncran, whore another ssnssa vs. U,eat IA
Sn4~ rvuad II ardaess 81 muniAcsnt labcrs.
Daring the ton weeks thsu pssssd In the vs Dsyaris
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Rzees & Szlt Lake begin next Tues
ssy Gad lzss I've days
PreSi3ezt Cleveland has revoked -
order to- returning Coufeis-z-e nars
Sheep men Of Moatzna want u
guzrzutine against Oregon Washing
tn and Tdaba
TIE excitement IN TIE wheat narke.
81 Chicago has suhsidad but bushes.
i 81 5 stand sill
More than two Millions dollars dam.
age suits are 70 GROW out Of the col.
lapsel wheat corner At Chicago.
The jury in the Sharp case, New
York has been completed To get
the twelve, 1856 were summoned and
examined
The Baptist Association. now in
session ~ Butte, find the Affairs 81 the
church IN dattering condition IL that
Territory.
Tslegrzphic dispatches announce
that a ticket IN the louisiana Lottery
drawing prize Of 10000 was sold in
Ogden and the papers Of thss CITY are
now hunting the fortunate man.
The President explodes all campaign
thunder in the recent statementof Al.
Iutant General Drum that all Confed.
crate flags would Be returned by let
Ter to the Secretary Of War ordering
the returns not to be made.
The latest from Honululu is that
the Kings subjects are on the raooed
edge Of q revolution and be has fort.
ned himself IN bis palace 70 save his
body from perforation Uneasy rest
the heads that wear the crowns.
Prof Riley, Of the Agricultural De-
Partnent, has made known an exhaus-
tive personal investigation Of the
habits Of the Hop house; if he desires
II NATION concerning the other kind.
why, Bannock Indian can tell him
more than he ever dreamed Of in an
his philosophy.
Buffalo Bill is entertaining rovaIt;es
in London with his Wild West show
The Prince and Princess Of Wales and
many foreign dignitaries attend bis
exhibitions. Princes, Dukes. Earls
and all that class of ROYALTY will seek
the excitement Of our Wild West after
these entertainments. Look out for
them next season.
Gov. Stevenson, Of Nevada. return.
ing nome from a visit TO his brother
Joy. Stevenson, at Boise, reported that
ne saw only one man in the Territory
-avorlng annexation to his state.
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18

The capture and Imprisonment Of
Geronimo and followers have had no
guieting and soothing effects On the
remaining bucks On San Carlos reser-
walton A number Of them are again
On the war path, and Uncle SANS
boys in blue are in hot pursuit The
people Of Arizona have grown weary
Of these outbreaks and depredations
Of the Apaches and are nov clamoruus
to make that tribe good Tribe, or as
General Sheridan would say, make
them good Indians BY making them
dead Indians.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18

THE Cassia County Times, n il
last Issue, ably advocate meeting Of
the press Of the Territory Il Shozbo5e
Falls August 10Th, for the orgzuiza-
ton Of a Press Association The
News istOo yOung End modest tospesk
out in meeting and tel what the press
Of the Territory should do; but il, IN
the good judgment Of It's members,
the meeting be called, the NEws VIII
be On hand 70 take part in the orgsn-
ization, fully knowing Of the great
good If VIII derive from II In the fu-
ture.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18

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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18
THE LINE KILN CLUB.
Brother Gardner Establishes a Valuable
Precedent In Religions Disputes.

DiVaheF Uaraner Establishes a Valuable
Precedent In Religions Disputes.
For some weeks past Shinbope small
man and Hardluck johnson have IN.
gagged in an enmity which babe fair 10
end In bloodshed. II came abont
through dispute on a Biblical aues.
ton shinbone said that he didn't h..
lleye any bears came out and ate m
the children who shouted after Elisha
hardiuck replied that any man who
disputed the statement was either a
Tool or an atheist, and thus the gnlf
opened Several mutual friends have
sought to arbitrate, but shinbone was
nrm and Hardluck was determined
They ignored each others existence
ana their wives and children made
faces at each other over the fenee n
had been whispered around all the
week that Brother Gardner would bring
about 6 reconciliation ut the saturlaS
night session, and every face in tbs
nan was turned toward him as he arose
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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18

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DEaZa lgTes 3 shining marx Snd
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Ing on mzny tie highest diguit2ries
n ON Lind within mo years past
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sx-g-ssz5eut zad HznniiaI Hz-1lin
The only E-riee presi5aat Of the
Intel States, nov living Within the
period named ez-F-asidants Grant znd
Ar1h- hzve baez CT dgE1 and Cofox
Ha13-seks, Ar1hur zod Wheeler. ez-
Vie Presidszts. have followed them
MeCleZlan- Seyngur, TEden and Han
eoek Who made uns1ecessful races for
tie highas1 hoa0rs aid Grz1z Brown
Hs1drieks Ga 1870 and John a Lo-
gzn foE the second highest. have Cross
q the DIRK riTcr and with their fzv-
o-sd OppoDeats ere resting under the
Shade Of the tres, james G. Blaine
i the only unsuccessful candidate for
The PRESIDENCY and Gen 3. Pendleton
and WI English unsuecessfal candi
dates for the Vice Presidency n0E up-
On the stage Of action II the arr0w
does not chi down Mr. Blzine before
1883 be may, b. . bare possibility,
make the race again: Pendleton s
minister to Germany and English Is
is laading q rather quiet life At his
home In Indiana